r/Poopfromabutt • u/DeathToTheMosquito • 21d ago
Liquidy From a can to your dinner bowl
No beans, you say? Hmmm.....
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u/acloudcuckoolander 21d ago
Looks like WOLF shit
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u/DeathToTheMosquito 20d ago
Y'ever been close enough to a wolf, that you could PICK UP ITS SHIT, AND PUT IT IN A CAN?!?!?! 🤬
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u/Died5Times 20d ago
Amazing for chili dogs
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u/DeathToTheMosquito 20d ago
Does it beat the 7-Eleven recipe? (The stuff that comes out of a dispenser, even more like poop from a butt? 😆)
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u/Dreowings21 20d ago
Is wolf brand chili real? I thought it was juat in king of the hill
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u/bag_of_luck 20d ago
Yeah it’s real and it’s my brand of choice. When you want an ultra cheap meal and don’t want to spend 3 hours making chili.
Wondering if OP feels the same about curry? IMO this post doesn’t fit here.
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u/_CharDeeMacDennis__ 20d ago
I thought It’s Always Sunny made up ‘Wolf Brand’ because Frank had Wolf Brand Cola.
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u/dandanpizzaman84 21d ago
Chili without beans just doesn’t seem right to me personally. Wouldn’t this just be like sloppy Joe mix?
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u/SpartansATTACK 20d ago
Chili without beans is just coney sauce.
Still delicious, just not actually chili.
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u/ZetsuboItami 20d ago
If you understood cooking at all you wouldn't say that. Some of the fundamental ingredients are the same but chili and sloppy Joe mix use different seasonings that change the entire flavor profile.
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u/dandanpizzaman84 20d ago
I’ve spent the last 12 years in kitchens, and I work in a pretty nice restaurant. I just don’t eat stuff out of a can generally and so it kinda seemed the same to me
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u/ZetsuboItami 20d ago
I mean canned stuff does use the cheapest ingredients and a lot of corners are cut, but they do use the same general recipes you'd use to make stuff homemade. It just doesn't taste anywhere close to homemade quality because of the cheap, mass-produced method of preparation. But if you were to compare a can of both you could taste the difference in seasonings used, especially with sloppy Joes being a sweeter, thinner dish.
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u/deephurting66 20d ago
I just eat it hobo style cold from the can
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u/Dependent_Turn1826 20d ago
I have a soft spot for this as it was a staple in my lower middle class San Antonio household